Models like the Jaguar XK120, the Nissan Skyline GT-R, and the Chevrolet Corvette are just a few iconic names that came out of these countries, and there are loads more.

The Jaguar XK120, comprising three main variants built from 1948 through 1954, combines sumptuous bodywork with impressive brawn.

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The entire internet lost it after a woman totaled a rare 1948 Jaguar XK120 because she was using her phone while driving.

Two Italian drivers, Giuseppe Cerbone and Nicolo Bottini Bongrani, were traveling through Austria last week in a gorgeous British Racing Green 1948 Jaguar XK120, as part of a Mille Miglia warm-up ...

A driver allegedly distracted by her phone crashed into a classic Jaguar XK120 race car. The accident occurred last week in Austria during the warm-up session of the Mille Miglia event. A video ...

Expert restorer Thornley Kelham has worked its magic on the Jaguar XK120, with stunning results.

When actor Clark Gable took delivery of a Jaguar XK 120 on the set of Never Let Me Go (1953) in Cornwall, the car was nearly as big of a deal as he was. Not only was the vehicle beautiful, and its ...

In the 1940s, Jaguar created its XK6 inline-6 engine and continued using it for nearly 50 years afterward. It wasn't just powerful, it was nice-looking to boot.

The first of the Jaguar sports cars developed after World War II was the Jaguar XK120. The 1948 model is still considered one of the best-looking cars ever made.

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A 1952 Jaguar XK 120 sports car originally owned by Hollywood legend Clark Gable is being auctioned on May 20 in Italy and expected to sell for upwards of $500,000.